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To: JohnG who wrote (9068)	1/30/2001 5:01:35 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 34857

It is amazing how difficult GPRS-WAP is to understand. And how it threats some interests in the market with good contacts to regular junk-media. Interstingly it will be the operators which bill the pizza company for frying the base station while the handset only listens. Oops, but base stations are designed to transmit on all slots and usually does that, additionally don't use batteries.. Even if the front wheels are the forerunners of both the engine and the other wheels, neither one makes a car (nor shoes). Comment by Pekka Isokypara, 35 years old munching on a pizza in Helsinki. (one always need that personalized view if nothing else works to give any credibility) My Motorola Pizza was only a potatoe, added his wife, Maija Kostianen, 32 years, blond and wife since 45 years, rocking their little baby. (with two it must already kind of be fact, also another chance to describe the personalities, add coverage and morality) Pelle Fjollson in Stockholm complained that he didn't order GPRS with his pizza, he wanted to have free 3G in every corner of the pizza, on both sides. (this must now clearly be an international truth) Can't these script writers get a regular job in Hollywood or Bollywood (on the topic of fast (how fast) power control for WLL in India) Ilmarinen. P.S. I especielaly liked Maria Johansson, who works in a Stockholm store of Sweden's top carrier Telia and who doesn't sell GPRS networks to customers.. P.P.S. But best was of course "but Vodafone.." and Daniel Stillit who insists on UBS Warburg